pÉrez: porque también aquÍ como gana uno gasta.bueno, lamentablemente en los Últimos meses se ha registrado una ola de ataques contra vendedores ambulantes, tambiÉn en el sur de california, varios condados del Área les exigen permisos de sanidad para llevar a cabo sus actividades. volvemos despuÉs de una breve pausa. no se vayan. locutor: al regresar. el hallazgo de las ruinas del palacio, donde moctezuma y hernÁn cortÉs se vieron cara a cara por primera vez. >> este mismo piso lo pisaron los espaÑoles. los indÍgenas tambiÉn, evidentemente. quieres mucho a tu mascota, pero odias cargar su pelo en tu ropa. sabías que tu ropa no solamente atrapa el pelo pero también puede atraerlo? armada con bounce pet hair & lint guard, tu ropa puede repeler el pelo de tu mascota. una sola toallita mega de bounce es tres veces más poderosa que una toallita regular! mira cómo la camisa a la izquierda atraye el pelo como un iman! con bounce, el pelo de tu mascota quedará donde se pertenece! también hay bounce sin perfume gracias a bounce, puedes acar

pÉrez: cuando yo supe que ella estÁ embarazada, la verdad sÍ me enojÉ.su primera nieta y en poco tiempo el enojo se transformÓ en ilusiÓn. a su esposo tambiÉn se le ablandÓ el corazón. pÉrez: mi esposo estaba enojado, pero cuando mirÓ a dulce marÍa se puso contento. se puso contento tambiÉn. roberts: la madre recuerda que, desde muy pequeÑa, dulce marÍa empezÓ a mostrar su carÁcter. noema: es bien cariÑosa. es tÍmida. le gusta jugar. le gusta pensar que es una princesa, cantar, ponerse vestidos. roberts: y esa timidez de no hablar con extraÑos era una de sus grandes fortalezas. aun asÍ, el 16 de septiembre del aÑo pasado, noema a la vez llegÓ al parque con dulce marÍa y su hermanito menor, manuel, de tres aÑos y una hermana de noema de 8 aÑos. noema: estaba contenta porque ella querÍa jugar y me dijo que si se podÍa bajar a jugar. le dije que se esperaba, pero no quizo esperar y se quizo ir. y le dije que estÁ bien, bájate. y con su hermano se fue. >> ¿por quÉ no se saliÓ del auto, usted? noema: porque estaba ayudando a mi hermana con su tarea. como podÍ

. >> alejo perez. >> angel perez, jr. >> angela susan perez. >> anthony perez. >> ivan antonio perez.oseph john perroncino. >> edward j. perrotta. >> emelda h. perry. >> glenn c. perry, sr. . [reading names] . [reading names] . [reading names] . [reading names] . [reading names] . [reading names] >> john william perry. >> franklin allan pershep. >> danny pesce. >> michael john pescherine. >> davin n. peterson. >> donald arthur peterson. >> jean hoadley peterson. >> william russell peterson. >> mark james petrocelli. >> philip scott petti. >> glen kerrin pettit. >> dominick a. pezzulo. >> kaleen elizabeth pezzuti. >> kevin j. pfeifer. >> tu-anh pham. >> kenneth john phelan, sr. >> sneha anne philip. >> eugenia mccann piantieri. >> ludwig john picarro. >> matthew picerno. >> joseph o. pick. >> christopher j. pickford. >> dennis j. pierce. >> bernard pietronico. >> nicholas p. pietrunti. >> theodoros pigis. >> susan elizabeth pinto. >> joseph piskadlo. >> christopher todd pitman. >> joshua michael piver. >> robert r. ploger iii. >> zandra f. ploger. >> joseph plumitallo. >> john m. poche

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pero esto no podrá detener la fiesta de independencia de méxico en la ciudad de los Ángeles dinorah pérezra afiliada local en telemundo 72 nos cuenta ese tinte reportaje con el sur de california se prepara para este evento vez tendremos una celebración de la independencia en los ángeles en preferentes tal como lo fueron los ensayos es la plaza y pete se llenó con cámaras luces y artistas y con máscaras de tela trabajaron junto a los equipos de producción del grito del 2020 hoy prepararon los últimos detalles antes del primer día de grabaciones es una celebración diferente lo estamos haciendo con todas las ganas y con todo el orgullo de ser mexicanos next debido a lavandería el evento que se hace fuera de la alcaldía será grabado para evitar tener grandes ciudades de personas en la ciudad next, estamos acostumbrados personas que en sus casa gritenalto y tendido

alex perez, abc news, louisville, kentucky. >> adding to what alex just reported, taylor's family says that this would not have been possible without nonnegotiable police reform. so what this also does, when you hear about the $12 million figure, yes, it's a big number. but for the family, it's more than about the money. this bill's stronger connections between police and the community, it does a number of things, including a program that will be established including more social workers inside the police department for mental health calls. the police department will now require a commanding officer to review and approve all search warrants and affidavits, approving them before it goes to a judge. >> also a housing prom to incentivize officers. the city is not admitting to wrongdoing, and there are still calls for the officers that served that no-knock warrant to be arrested and charged in the death of breonna taylor. >>> coming up next half hour, a horrific elevator accident. what caused the elevator to plunge, killing a young woman. >>> first, the stunning news from the celebrity cou

en mÉxico, jazive perez, telemundo. para exigir la renuncia del presidente manuel lÓpez obrador.encia por las pandillas. >>> avanzamos en la lucha contra el coronavirus. varios condados reabren la economÍa quÉ se puede hacer ahora y quÉ se puede esperar en las prÓximas semanas. les cuento. >>> nueva demanda busca que los jÓvenes regresen a las escuelas, les diremos dÓnde y a partir de cuÁndo. >>> el gel antibacterial que compra, lo distribuyen en contenedores no apropiados, ya les explico. >>> inicio de semana y la calidad del aire se extiende hablaremos de esto y el pronÓstico en camino al regresar. tad de compartir con nuestra comunidad. queremos que los niños puedan regresar a la escuela y tener estabilidad en nuestros empleos. con responsabilidad podemos recobrar lo perdido. hagamos lo correcto. mantengamos seis pies de distancia. lavemonos las manos con frecuencia. y usemos mascarilla todas las veces que salimos de casa. juntos, podemos luchar contra el covid-19. veo que su presión esta mucho mejor. si doctor cortés... es que... lucy, lucy cuidado con eso por favor. perdón.

. >> en el país azteca fue la comunidad más cercana al epicentro del terremoto del 2017 jazive péreztodo esto no estaba ya estaba abajo >> conteniendo las lágrimas nos llevó al camino de ese día su madre u pequeña de dos años fueron sorprendidas por el movimiento de la tierra >> el paso del tiempo no ha logrado cicatrizar el duelo que todavía viven aún cuando la mayoría de los hogares han sido reconstruidos >> nomás cerraba los ojos >> el 19 de septiembre a la ancianita la encontraron en la calle >> todos esos materiales van y vienen y la vida aquí estoy todavía >> en su colonia los inmuebles sobre las ruinas algunas familias se fueron embargados por la tristeza cada quién sabe a cuantos extrañan >> parece que el tiempo se detuvo las tumbas y cruces permanecen intactas >> yo quedé aquí atrapado con ella >> porque en mi corazón tengo este el deseo de gritar pero ya me aguanto >> el sismo le arrebató a su esposa cada noche cierra los ojos >> porque un ruido de por allá de por dentro de la tierra señor ni modo >> pero él se quedó como miles de habitantes en la comunidad pidiendo que nun

a la propietaría del inmueble en el colegio sitio donde fallecieron varios niños y adultos, jazive pérez>> se espera que se reúnan aquí las familias para recordarlas y seguir exigiendo que se haga justicia >> nada puede disminuir el dolor y le vacío le da respiro a las familias de los niños y empleados que murieron >> que no es la corrupción que sean escuelas o lugares seguros donde dejemos lo más valioso que tenemos que son nuestros hijos >> verónica es mamá de santiago, desde entonces habían pedido castigo para los responsables hasta que un tribunal declaró culpable de homicidio involuntario mónica garcía dijo que era inocente pero determinaron que cometió el delito al permitir la construcción de un departamento >> la cantidad de reparación del año >> la fiscalía solicitó pena de 57 años de prisión >> cuando se cumplirán 3 años de la desgracia antes que vengan lo que quedó de este colegio para recordar a sus víctimas >> ahora piden que alcance a los demás responsables de la tragedia >> hubo omisiones de las autoridades del colegio de la ciudad >> que la pena sea ejemplar la maestra món

>> all right, alex perez leading us off tonight. alex, thank you. >>> the other officers named in the breonna taylor case still face a police department inquiry and and fbi investigation. so, let's bring in our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas in washington tonight. what are you learning tonight about the federal investigation? >> reporter: david, the fbi told us today they're investigating all aspects of breonna taylor's case, that agents are consults with the justice department's civil rights division. one thing that the fbi is looking at is whether the search warrant that brought police to taylor's home was legal. there are allegations that one of the officers gave false information to the court concerning whether the postal service was seeing suspicious packages coming to the home. so, david, the postalers sa t l e civilfayr w vie thteioeanghe hill n forth between dr. anthony fauci and senator rand paul. at one point, dr. fauci telling the and the nation's top scientists with a reality of shorts, how soon there could be

they were wanted for the stabbing death of david perez in san jose and are being held on suspicion of homicide. the 39-year-old perez was found monday in the area of north sixth and santa clara street suffering from at least one stab wound. the killing was san jose's 29th homicide this year. we have more on law enforcement's plan of action. >> reporter: in a paradoxical twist lower crime rates are producing more police patrols in downtown san jose. >> what we are doing is taking some of those resources within the division and we are putting them in this areas where we had the recent homicides. >> reporter: killings spending five mack days recently rocked downtown. september 16th two people were killed when a hail of bullets was sprayed blocks from the san jose state campus. >> we have families that do live here. it is a college area. it should be somewhat safe. >> reporter: monday someone stabbed and killed 39-year-old david perez, directly across the street from city hall. investigators said the crime was not random. >> i think people are on edge and unfortunately during hard times i

>> alex perez from kenosha tonight. alex, thank you. >>> tonight's other major headline, the coronavirus pandemic forcing the largest public school system in america to delay the start of the school year. new york city bowing to concerns from the teacher's union. the u.s. now with more 180 livesst. tonight, a new warning from dr. anthony fauci about labor day weekend and the days that follow. and his response when asked if president trump still trusts him. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: just days before a return to school for more than a million children in new york city, classes delayed until september 21st to avoid a teacher's strike over covid safety demands. >> we've heard from everyone in our schools that have said we need some more time. >> reporter: parents say they just want their kids to be safe. >> that has to be my first concern, is the safety of my son. that has to be. i have no other choice. >> safety comes first and so i'm going to put my trust in them. >> reporter: we recently got a look at prepar

tambiÉn con su abuelita norma pÉrez.s a ustedes por tomarse el tiempo. borja: es un placer. se cumple un aÑo de la desapariciÓn de dulce marÍa. cuÉntenme qué indicios tienen y cÓmo se encuentran. >> pues la verdad hoy es muy difÍcil porque no sabemos nada de dulce. ya un aÑo y todavÍa no sabemos nada. todo lo que queremos es respuestas. saber dÓnde esta mi hija porque no es justo, que todavÍa no la encuentran. por quÉ se la llevaron, no sabemos. carolina: ¿quÉ les ha comentado el fbi sobre esta investigaciÓn? >> es que siguen ajustando la investigaciÓn. no lo van a cerrar hasta que no la encuentren. ellos siguen haciendo su trabajo. no nos van a dejar de buscar. borja: las autoridades sÓlo cuentan con un retrato hablado del sospechoso. ustedes piensan que quizÁ alguien vio lo que pasÓ pero tiene miedo de hablar. ¿quÉ mensaje tienen para esa persona que quizÁ tenga una informaciÓn relevante para el paradero de dulce marÍa? ¿quÉ le dirÍan si esta viendo en este momento? >> yo de mi parte yo le suplicarÍa a las personas que

abc's alex perez is there for us again tonight in kenosha. he leads us off. >> reporter: president trump headed to visit with law enforcement in kenosha tomorrow, a visit the governor and mayor have asked him to reconsider, amid concerns the city will see more protests and violence like that seen in portland overnight. protesters in portland blocking traffic and hurling projectiles, like these rocks, at officers. officers moving them back with non-lethal ammo. abc's kayna whitworth on the ground. >> just before 11:00 at night here, authorities deemed an unlawful assembly and their riot control team rushed out into the street, arresting protesters. >> reporter: from the nearly 30 arrested, police confiscating two handguns. on saturday, fights breaking out downtown when a caravan of the president's supporters drove through the city, clashing with protesters demanding racial justice. the president retweeting a video of trump supporters entering portland, calling them "great patriots." this truck spraying people with an irritant. protesters in it

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donde tambiÉn reconociÓ que resolver la inseguridad sigue siendo una asignatura pendiente, jazive pÉrezen el zÓcalo hemos cumplid 95 >> trompeta y bandera en mano este hombre aplaudiÓ cada una de las palabras del informe segundo del gobierno de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador. >> lo feliz tarea con un abrazo. >> el jefe del ejecutivo resalÓo su combate a la corrupciÓn * asegurÓ que se estÁ superando l crisis provocada por la pandemia del covid-19, y la econÓmica, asegurÓ que bajaron algunos delitos solo han aumentado dos delitos homicidio doloso y extorsiÓn. >> rosario y sus compaÑeras protestaron porque dicen que son partes de los pendientes que tiene su gobernante , asÍ es qu no pueden calificar de exitosa sugestiÓn. >> para todos los casos el mandatario mexicano pidiÓ apoyo y paciencia porque asegura que aÚn continua la cuarta transformaciÓn. >> no le fallarÉ al pueblo de mÉxico >> en mÉxico jazive perez. noticias telemundo.. >> con esto una pausa, pero al regresar a pesar de la crisis por el coronavirus aumentan las remesas que los inmigrantes mexicanos eÍ au is. (voz) este ha sido el a

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they were wanted for the stabbing death of david perez in san jose.held on suspicion of homicide. perez was found monday sixth street. the killing was san jose's 29th homicide this year. we have more on law enforcement's plan of action. >> reporter: in a paradoxical twist, lower crime rates are producing more controls we are taking resources in the division and putting those in the areas where we have recent homicides. >> reporter: killing spanning five days rock downtown. two people were killed when a hail of bullets was bread after a group was memorializing people. >> this is a college area so it should be safe. >> reporter: monday someone stabbing killed david perez directly across the street from city hall. investigators say the crime was not random. >> people are on edge. unfortunately, during hard times is when stuff like this happens. >> reporter: the police officers adding 12 patrol units. of the day and evening shifts will get five additional officers each. >> reporter: it does reduce crime in the area but it also reassures the community and

gracias a dinorah pÉrez de telemundo por este reporte. >>> casi la mitad de los niÑos fallecidos por e indÍgenas como los cdc recogen casi 390,000 contagios y mÁs de 120 fallec i fallecimientos desde que se desatÓ la pandemia en febrero y hasta el pasado mes de julio, pausa y al regresar en noticias telemundo mediodÍa las lluvias torrenciales causan inundaciones en honduras sumados a la gran cantidad de basuras en cunetas y quebradas. una familia en zacatecas mantiene un negocio tradicional, las joyas chips ahoy! quiere que les hable de las nuevas deliciosas galletas con pedazos de chocolate hershey's. así que imagina tooodo esto... ....pero con pedazos de tooodo eso. veamos. las nuevas galletas de chips ahoy! hechas con hershey's milk chocolate. los que saben que todo es posible con una mente abierta. los que no necesitan viajar para encontrar algo nuevo y saben a donde escapar, aunque sea por solo un momento. los que no necesitan una fortuna para encontrar una joya y los que saben que cuando gastas menos, descubres aún más, y nunca jamás dejan de descubrir. gasta menos, descubre má

tom perez, former assistant attorney general of the doj civil rights division., it's great to have you. first your reaction to watching department of justice and the trump campaign and william barr whir into action on this story. >> well, they're going to keep doing this. it's unconscionable. i spent 12 years at the doj. i worked with barb mcquade and others very closely. this president doesn't want to talk about health care, doesn't want to talk about the coronavirus. he wants to distract. and here's the deal, chris. voters across many states, in a ballot initiative in michigan, we increased options for voters. that's a good thing. when you have more options to vote, here's what happens. more people vote. democrats want more people to vote. and the republicans don't want more people to vote, so they demonize these options. and, you know, with all due respect, the one thing i disagree with you on is it might be unfair to compare attorney general barr with hacks. the hacks association of america just called me to say, stop comparing him to us. and the reason i sa

still ahead, we will talk to tom perez, chair of the democratic national committee come on the day ofhe big debate. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. time for a check on the markets with scarlet fu. not so great, not so bad. scarlet: so much for the month end rally that had been taking shape. the nasdaq also giving up some of its recent gains. it had just finished its best to day advances since april. the nasdaq with relative outperformance today. it strength the last two days is a sign of defensive posturing. the catalysts are many. new york daily virus positive rate top 3% for the first time in months just as schools reopen. ,o movement on fiscal stimulus even with nancy pelosi and steven mnuchin speaking this morning and committing to agree to speak some more tomorrow. house democrats released their latest action plan, a $2.2 trillion package, much farther -- much smaller than the $3.4 trillion act they passed. you can see the $1200 check. 20% of the plant will be your mark for state

>> all right, alex perez tonight.hank you, alex. >>> now, to the state of emergency in northern california at this hour. at least three dead now in one of 27 major wildfires. and just remarkable images coming in tonight of a sheriff's lieutenant helping a homeowner with a hose in that family's yard as that fire moves in. more than 70,000 people forced from their homes tonight. hundreds of structures already lost. the glass fire through wine country and abc's kayna whitworth from california again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new video showing the explosive conditions on the front lines of the glass fire. a sheriff's lieutenant using a garden hose to stop this home from catching fire. flames now racing through areas that haven't burned in more than a century. this iw, ty' saying they're blackening the line. they're creating a defensive space between the fire and a home that's about 25 yards this way. the fire forcing the entire town of calistoga to evacuate overnight. >> we moved up here about four years ago and since

>> alex perez on this again tonight. thank you. >>> now to president trump and his chief of staff going after the director of the fbi just 24 hours after the director told the american people we have not seen historically any kind of coordinated national voter fraud effort in a major election. tonight here, a closer look at mail-in voting and absentee voting, and why the president is pushing voting by mail in some states and not others. here's our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: president trump is campaigning like his presidency depends on it. four states in two days, trying to raise doubts about the legitimacy of the election along the way. >> we may end up in a dispute for a long time because that's the way they want it, but we are going to end up winning, that's for sure. >> reporter: the president continues to warn of widespread voter fraud, despite the fbi director's assessment that there has been no such thing. >> is voting by mail secure? >> we have not seen, historically, any kind of c

>> all right, alex perez reporting from louisville tonight. thank you. >>> at this hour, the abc news town h townhall under way. president trump and george stephanopoulos. the president taking questions directly from uncommitted voters. no questions off-limits. and it comes amid this pandemic, as the u.s. now nears 200,000 american lives lost. 49 days until the election and our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl from philadelphia tonight. >> reporter: tonight, president trump is taking question from uncommitted and social distant voters at our abc news town hall meeting in philadelphia. topic a, the coronavirus. student ajoni powell asked him this question. >> why would you downplay a pandemic that is known to disproportionately harm low income families and minority communities? >> yeah. well, i didn't downplay it. i actually upplayed -- >> did you not admit to it yourself? >> yeah, because what i did, with cha, i put a ban on and we reead it not the o ban on, so, that was called action, not with the mouth, but in actual fact. we di

>> alex perez, we can hear the choppers overhead tonight. our thanks to you again this evening.will move on tonight to the scene outside the supreme court today. the president booed today by those mourning the passing of justice ginsburg and some chanting "vote him out" and "keep her wish." the president and first lady paying their respects and it comes 40 days now before the election. overnight the president making news when he refused to say that there would be a peaceful transfer of power after the election here in the u.s. he was pressed on this today and here is our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: a vivid display of our divided nation. president trump booed loudly on the steps of the supreme court, [ boos ] as he pays his respects to late justice ruth bader ginsberg. the boos turned into chants of "vote him out, vote him out." >> reporter: the president sparked outrage after refusing to say there would be a peaceful transfer of power if he loses the election. >> will you commit to making sure that there is a peaceful transferal of power after the

reportera: segÚn la doctora pÉrez, una persona puede obtener ambas enfermedades al mismo tiempo.e san francisco se prepara para la temporada de influenza abriendo un centro de vacunaciÓn, que tambiÉn harÁ pruebas para determinar el covid-19. el horario es hasta las 2:00 de la tarde y hay que hacer citas. el condado de santa clara continÚa con la vacunaciÓn contra influenza. el sitio de vacunaciÓn estÁ en el terreno de la feria. tambiÉn podrÁ vacunarse en san cosce, la informaciÓn en pantalla. -- san josÉ, la informaciÓn en pantalla. vamos con elena tabraue y el clima. elena: en los prÓximos dÍas la calidad del aire puede ir deteriorÁndose en nuestra zona. hay altos niveles de partÍculas en nuestra regiÓn. hay que cerrar puertas y ventanas. las temperaturas han estado cÁlidas y maÑana superaremos 90°. 100° en napa, 95 en san jose. las mÁximas estarán por encima de los 90° para maÑana. advertencia de calor

our senior justice correspondent, evan perez, is joining us. have new reporting that there's been a deep blow to morale following attorney general barr's remarks earlier this week where he actually insulted career federal prosecutors within his own department and likened coronavirus lockdowns to slavery. >> yeah, that's right, wolf. look, i think the justice department in the last day says if you read the attorney general's speech, you'll see he has tremendous respect for prosecutors. but i'll tell you, in speaking to some of the career prosecutors and even some of the political appointees inside the department, you're getting a different picture. you hear from people who say that the attorney general was tone deaf in some of his insults of career prosecutors who he compared to preschoolers. and he called some prosecutors, he said they were head hunters. these are the criticisms that have now -- have had a very strong reaction inside the department from prosecutors who say that the department, the attorney general seemed to be going to war with

alex perez from louisville. >> reporter: tonight, the family of breonna taylor speaking out heartbrokbroken, hangry and demanding answers after a grand jury decided not to indict the officers involved in the shooting that killed her. >> you didn't just rob me and my family, you robbed the world of a queen. the system as a whole has failed her. >> reporter: wearing taylor's work emt jacket, her aunt reading a letter written by the 26-year-old's mother tamika palmer, who was standing nearby, too emotional to speak. >> i am an angry black woman. angry because our black women keep dying at the hands of police officers. >> black men. >> and black men. >> reporter: the letter taking aim at kentucky attorney general daniel cameron. >> i never had faith in daniel cameron to begin with. >> reporter: the family's lawyer demanding cameron reverse his stance and release grand jury transcripts. >> if you want us to accept the results, then release the transcript. >> reporter: taylor kill in the march after a botched raid at her apartment. an autopsy obtained by abc news revealed she died of multip

i'm ask tom perez and what about the base cases coming up in front of the high court. so much at stake. plus i'll talk to kevin bacon and kira sedgewick about getting out the vote in a pandemic and now a heated supreme court court find. i'm alicia menendez, welcome to "american voices." >> the new development today is that republicans are already taking sides. as america mourns the loss of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. the president is promising to fill her seat quickly, as soon as next week, the president said, that is too quickly for some. even in some his own party. democrats are unanimous, they see the high court changing for a generation. and they're not sure they could stop it. and they are furious the standard mitch mcconnell set for eric garland in 2016 is not being followed today. >> they talk about, well, we had other standards before. well, they made a new precedent. and that new press dent, which they all defended passionately, is to wait for the next president. whoever that is. to make the nomination. >> speaker pelosi this morning paid her re

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just what chairman perez said which is to try to have his own conversation with voters as if donald trumpat the debate. note can accomplish that, only will he survive, he might do himself some good. emily: i am curious given that you ran campaign 12 years ago and technology into the world of social media has advanced so much since then. how different is a misstep on the debate stage today when five andnds can go viral potentially define the next few weeks of your campaign? >> it is changed dramatically. four years ago, you had 84 million people watching the debate but probably almost an equal amount probably watched the debate via memes and other downloads and youtube and platforms like that that carried it long after the debate had occurred. we know from poland that the real winner of the debate doesn't usually appear until two or three days later when the component the media which declares a winner or loser actually happens. you want the best performance, but you have to control the message coming out. this debate will be the first one where there is not a message center. where the camp

and tom perez is the chair of the democratic national committee. mr. perez, thanks for being here. i've got a bunch to get to this morning. let me start with the supreme court, if i can, very quickly. democrats are furious that the senate is planning to move ahead with a vote on the president's supreme court pick, after republicans blocked president obama's pick in 2016. republicans argue that they now control the white house and the senate. that that's what's different and that it's their constitutional responsibility. so why shouldn't they. >> let's just use their own words. we saw from mitch mcconnell the american people should have a say in who the nominee is. those aren't my words. those are mitch mcconnell's. lindsey graham, the same thing. every member of the committee in 2016. the hypocrisy is rank. but what's even more important is this highlights that health care -- we know health care is on the ballot november 3rd. health care is on the docket november the 10th. and we are going to remind voters every single day, because health care was on the ballot in 2017, it was on t

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creo que tenemos problemas con el doctor en estos momentos, pero doctor pérez fernández, quiero saberdos de la pandemia, a qué se debe el hecho . >> es correcto, tenemos 6 meses de cuarentena, precoz, ha servido para poder que el equipo de salud y el sistema sanitario se adecue a lo que vendría, aprendimos del hemisferio norte, la cuarentena socialmente es difícil sostenerla, la gente no cumple, tenemos todavía casos elevados, el sistema de salud le sirve para poder enfrentar esta crisis que vivimos, que le diría que estamos en una meseta alta, contenida por el momento . >> por parte de todo el equipo, le queremos agradecer la ardua labor estos 6 meses de la batalla, ayudándonos a comprender lo que tenemos que hacer, tomando en cuenta mensajes de otros países como en argentina, la influenza que está por venir también, tengan un buen día, muchas gracias por acompañarnos y su labor . >> muchas gracias . >> y nosotros en un nuevo día, seguiremos informándoles llevándoles lo último que sucede, recordamos a las víctimas desde la zona cero, que recuperar. millas al lugar de trabajo. a donde

llegar un poco de nubosidad vamos con nuestro radar en vivo a ver que pasa en un árbol de la noche >>> pérezs sigue incrementándose sin contener de millas por hora se esperan esos vientos cercanos a las 21 millas por los 80 las temperaturas vendiendo notas de la noche dos al pacífico con continúa su desplazamiento hacia el oeste por lo tanto no tiene manera de traer posibilidades en esta región inestabilidad sobre todo lo que es california débil este sistema de alta presión esta burbuja de aire que se sigue posicionando iba traer para nosotros calor a partir del fin de semana no estamos seguro tampoco la tierra mire a él nuevamente por tercera ocasión los astronautas tres de ellos que se encuentra tuvieron que esquivar escombros cerca de 250 millas de distancia en otro planeta y te 1 y te 1 millón a 3,000,000 u sobre cósmica y por lo tanto se resguardar un todo salió bien que la situación se complica para ello porque hay mucha basura por si fuera poco lo que va pasar a partir de maÑana 24 de septiembre cerca de nuestra región y se la tengo en el siguiente reporte las temperaturas para una pa

3 meses el secretario de la ciudad de méxico sufrió un violento atentado al cual sobrevivió,jazive pérez del atanteo tal como lo recuerda el secretario de seguridad ciudadana. >> e o pero en el momento de la camioneta no lo pensé me voy a morir pero es muy evidente. >> yo disparo por el parabrisas y me paso para atrás para tomar otra arma los dos guardaespaldas solo buscaron protección era momento de mucha foncusion en medio del fuego recibió siete impactos y su escotla también. >> pues, siempre creí en dios y dios me salvó al vida por supuesto pero la gran respuesta de mis compañeros la respuesta te brapida de la policía este tipo siga dsipa desde el hospital el responsbilizó al cártel jalisco nueva generación. >> pero a trabe de mantas le han heo saber que lo asesinaron. >> donald trump sigue investigando el apulñalmiento que fue objetiov de un atento terrorista hace cinco años y dos de las víctimas están en estado critio y la fiscalía se ha hecho cargo de la detención tras dos sospechosos. >> también se limpió un sembradío de marihuana y la semana pasad dieron la yerba en el campo y t

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tom perez spoke to bloomberg about the message biden is preparing to share. will talk about his vision for america. how do we address these three crises, the pandemic, the economic collapse, the civil rights challenges, the failures of this president are in stark contrast to joe biden's vision. he is seeing the world through scranton, pennsylvania. people across america struggling to deal with the coronavirus. 200,000 deaths. this president has given up. health care, health care, will be a big discussion tonight. ballot, on the docket of the supreme court on november 10. so there will be a lot of discussion about that. in the middle of the pandemic, donald trump wants to do away with coverage for people with pre-existing conditions. joe biden wants to do just the opposite, make sure that we address the pandemic. health carecess to coverage. bybuild back america better investing in our human capital, by building an economy that works for everyone. these are the things that joe biden is going to talk about. they are two diametrically different visions of americ

evan perez is with us. our cnn senior justice correspondent.at the justice department with this story. you know, evan, tell us normally what an administration would be doing with this news and what we're seeing right now. >> brianna, normally when you have an assessment like this from your homeland security department, this is an annual assessment that they do, they look at the threats that they face. we normally see these threats from foreign terrorist organizations. they make sure that the fbi, homeland security department are all on the same page to try to counteract this threat. that's not what we're seeing from the homeland security department. we're not seeing that from this administration. matter of fact, according to the drafts of this document over at the law affair blog was able to obtain, it appears there's been some softening of the language in some of the drafts that the homeland security is preparing. but you read part of it that says, essentially, that ideologically motivated lone offenders and small groups will pose the greatest

evan perez, thank you so much., a package, now confirmation after testing several times containing ricen and that package being addressed to the white house as evan was reporting there. we'll get back to more of that breaking news as we get any more information, of course, and we'll continue our coverage on the beth of ruth bader ginsburg right after this. and offer the answers that make someone feel truly heard. i understand, let's get started call a dell technologies advisor today. i understand, let's get started hey allergy muddlers... achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? try zyrtec... ...it starts working hard at hour one... and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec muddle no more. some companies still have hr stuck between employeesentering data.a. changing data. more and more sensitive, personal data. and it doesn't just drag hr down. it drags the entire business down -- with inefficiency, errors and waste. it's ridiculous. so ridiculous. with paycom, employees enter and manage thei

we have evan perez and our senior legal analyst, miss laura coats, a federal legal prosecutor. good to see you both. evan, you first. can you tell me about this white house memo to target cities run by democrats? what is this about? >> well, don, this is a memo that specifies four cities in particular: washington, d.c., new york, seattle and portland. and what it says is that the administration, including the justice department, are going to take a look at the federal funds that these cities receive from the federal government with a view to cutting them off, essential essentially, because of their handling of protests and anarchy in the words of the white house, the fact that the cities are struggling with some of these protests, or at least in the case of portland are still struggling. in washington and new york, i think there is a different scenario altogether. but what you have the white house doing is essentially, as you said, targeting these cities to cut off the funds, defund, essentially, the police and any other city services that get federal funds as punishment for so

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